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Hello(Բարև), I was born and raised in Yerevan and I'd be happy to introduce you hidden gems of my beautiful city and guide you around Armenia. Thank you!(Շնորհակալություն)
I am licensed tour guide since 2015 and I have extensive background and knowledge in the history of Armenia, which dates back to 3,500 B.C. I graduated from the Yerevan State University, majoring in economics and literature, and then pursued my interests in tourism. My education prepared me very well for this profession as a tour guide.
1.Intensive English Certificate - courses 1st and 2nd level; 15/01/2008 - 23/03/2008.
2.Tour Guide Certificate (provider UNHCR; 13/10/2014 - 01/06/2015)
Joke - Are you Armenian test? You might be Armenian if. . . • You think that the Armenians invented everything in the world • You feed your grandchildren when they are not hungry • You think Fresno is the capital of California • At meetings, you MUST state your opinion, and it doesn't matter that it is just EXACTLY the same as someone else's who just spoke
Tigran was very energetic, professional and showed us another side of Yerevan. Met some nice folks on the tour as well.
Tour with Tigran was very interesting and enriching, we discovered a lot about history, architecture and hidden gems of Yerevan.
Great tour and Tigran is a wonderful guide. He provided a great experience and lots of information that helped me understand the history of Armenia and its people, as well as finding great gems around the Capital.
We enjoyed a lot the walking tour! Tigran, our guide, was very flexible (agreed to postpone the tour by one hour because of the rain and to make it a little shorter), knowledgeable and fun. This is a great way to learn a little about the history of Armenia and Yerevan, local traditions and not to miss cool hidden places known only to locals. Best to do the tour on the first day because Tigran would share his recommendations on several cool restaurants and bars, and can add couple of touristic attractions in your must-see list.
